Real experiences and stories from real life participants

Note: Individual results vary. Participation, effort, &readiness for change all impact outcomes.

This program is not therapy.

Real Change.
Real Results.
From Real Couples.

When the medical or dental grind has taken its toll…

When you're living parallel lives...

When sex feels like a chore and trust feels fragile...

That’s where the work begins—and the change happens.

The couples I work with don’t want to settle.

They’re gritty. Accomplished.

Tired of walking on eggshells or living like roommates.

They just need tools—and a roadmap.

Marriage Rx was born from years of helping high-achieving couples get unstuck.
Here’s what some are saying.

“I was trying so hard to make our marriage better. Crystal helped me realize that what I thought was helping was actually pushing us apart. Now we have a plan. I’m hopeful again.”

— Husband, age 56
(General Dentistry, second marriage)

We were living like roommates most of the time. Things have changed. We touch more. We laugh again. We feel more in sync.”

— Wife, married 18 years (Spine Surgery)

“Before this, we tried date nights, podcasts, prayers, you name it. But Crystal helped us see why we were stuck and how to change. We are working together now instead of against each other.”

— Husband, married 27 years (Prosthodontics)

“She gets it. Crystal understands what med school, residency, and fellowship can do to a person and a marriage.”

— Couple, married 9 years (Neurology)

“I had given up on my marriage being what I had hoped it would be. I was frustrated with the rejection and a cold home.

Frankly, I thought the problem was my wife. This work helped me see my role and gave me tools.”

— Husband, married 12 years (ER)

Real change feels different.

These words came straight from an anonymous before-and-after survey of couples who’ve worked through Marriage Rx.

Here’s how past couples described their experience before and after:

Before

“I was shut down.”
“I was constantly on guard.”
“We lived in the same house, but alone.”
“We were just getting through the days.”
“Everything felt tense.”
“We were stuck.”

“I felt numb or angry”

After

“I finally feel heard, seen.”
“I’m less defensive. More understanding.”
"It's work but it's working."

“We’re not just functioning.”
“I feel love and supported again.”
“We’re growing. There is hope.”

“We have hope."

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